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Old 22-11-2017, 06:53 PM   #1
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Default Has my mechanic used wrong trans fluid?

Hi all,

Just seeking some advice:

Got my AUII Fairmont a transmission service today, and once I got home read on the invoice that the mechanic has used "ATF Dextron(sic) 3 Fluid".

I was pretty sure the AUs need TQ95 or 95LE?

Should I be heading back in the morning and sorting this out? Or is the Dex III fluid suitable?

Cheers in advance!
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